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have a number of letters of commendation
from his superiors in the Armed Forces and
he is now successfully pursuing studies at
Eastern.

This petition is concurred in by the Test-
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Respectfully submitted,

Earl P. Slone, Dean

Dean Spivey asked the University Faculty to approve the
expansion of Metallurgical Engineering 209 and Mining
Engineering 209 to Metc Engr. 209a,b and Min. Engr. 209a,b.
He explained that this change had been aphroved by the
Graduate Faculty last year but that in some way it had been
overlooked in material presented to the University Faculty.

The Faculty adjourned at 5:00 p.m.

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Charles F. Elton!
Secretary

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The University Faculty met in the Assembly Room of
Lafferty Hall Monday, February 9, at #:00 n.m. President
Dickey presided. Members absent were: A. D. Albright,

L, L° Boyarsky, George B, Byers, Leo M. Chamberlain, Bernard
Fitzgerald, Lyman V. Ginger*, Maurice A. Hatch, W. A. Heinz,
Don R. Jacobson, Abby L, Marlatt‘, Lo L. Martin, H, F,
Massey, Pete Perlman, Frank D. Peterson, G. W. Schneider9

D. G. Steele, Lawrence Thompson‘, William R. Willard, and
Kenneth B, Wright.

The minutes of January 12 were read and approved.